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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
5
Medical writer describes Riggs disease linked to germs and cold, noting most adults show signs. A new medicated paste claims to stay in the mouth, restore gum color, reduce inflammation, and prevent receding gums, with a $1 package available at drug stores.
An advertisement-like snippet touts a corn remedy promising instant pain relief and easy removal with no bother or danger. It claims universal use and safety while asserting dominance over competing products.
Eastern North Carolina's fruit growing offers a valuable side crop with climate and soil favorable for figs peaches plums and pears. Success hinges on skilled tree cultivation, steady care, and avoiding neglect, with emphasis on quality over quantity to compete with Washington Oregon and Colorado growers.
War draft guidance directs careful evaluation of registrants for Class 1 and 3 based on actual support provided to parents and dependents. It urges strict interpretation to avoid hardship, urges asking if salary may be allocated to parents, and warns against misclassifying married men who fail to support families while emphasizing preserving home life until national need arises.
The farewell service for Rev. R. E. Gubbin rector of St John’s Episcopal Church will be held tonight at the church, presided by Bishop T. C. Darst. Rev. Mr. Gribbins will deliver the farewell address before Gubbin departs next week for Greenville South Carolina to serve as volunteer chaplain at Camp Sevier. The event includes an address by Rev. William H. Milton of St. James.
By United Press dispatch from Field dated November 20, Lieutenant Henr Goupe of the French army is honored with the Legion of Honor for bold reconnaissance and a successful raid behind German lines. He led a small force through enemy territory, bluffed to force surrenders, and secured nineteen prisoners, four machine guns, and other spoils, enabling French post advances and new front positions.
In Raleigh January 1934 State Food Administrator Henry Page issued a ruling adjusting the minimum wholesale quantity for cottonseed meal. Any lot under 10 tons can be sold retail at up to 2.50 per ton above the direct retail price. 10 tons or more are wholesale. The ruling affected crushers statewide.
London reports Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and Lord Ber tie near retirement from Washington and Paris posts amid speculation of George Buchanan resigning from Petrograd. The Daily Chronicle calls for fresh blood in the service and criticizes reliance on aristocratic birth over modern realities, urging Lloyd George to appoint newer leaders.
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice became British ambassador to the United States on April 19 1913 succeeding James Bryce now Viscount Bryce. Lord Bertie has served as British ambassador to France since January 1 1905. Sir George Buchanan was promoted ambassador to Russia on November 23 1910.
Richmond January 2. Mayor George Ainslie summoned all Virginia city leaders to convene in the capital tomorrow to decide on concerted action before the Legislature. They aim to address the serious revenue loss municipalities face under the segregated tax law.
Agnes K Mulligan a noted lawyer and real estate broker stands out as the sole Avoman member of the New York Real Estate Exchange. Her achievement marks a milestone for women in the industry.
Northhampton county health department invites white and colored residents to compete for 136 in United States thrift bonds by improving home and school sanitation. Awards include bonds for essays on Sanitation in the School and Home and for sanitary improvements since August 1917. Winners must meet strict health standards, including toilets, water, light, vaccination, and mosquito fly control.
The ad touts Pinex as a simple homemade cough syrup that soothes throat and chest inflammation. It claims rapid relief of colds, coughs, and bronchial symptoms, offering a ready-made option priced at $2.50, with directions from a druggist for 2 1/4 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle.
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